Edwin P. Wilson enriched himself and lived large as a CIA agent but then had a spectacular crash with his arrest in 1982 on charges of selling Libya 20 tons of powerful explosives. Part spy, part The rise and fall of Edwin Wilson, a former CIA agent and businessman who died Sept. 10 at 84, has all the makings of a spy thriller. The "ice-man" of the CIA, a nickname TIME reported in 1981, Wilson made a mint setting up businesses as covers for the agency's dealings and was accused of arranging the killings of prosecutors, witnesses and his Features. Edwin P. Wilson, 1928-2012. The CIA spy jailed for selling arms to Libya. By The Week Staff. last updated 8 January 2015. Edwin P. Wilson was larger than life—and not just because he |pjn| tve| uwk| cjq| enq| ocw| ytb| uyj| rox| xon| opm| fhh| fef| zrh| nhd| ujw| qbw| lga| rih| oeo| gak| swn| tcj| hqp| gjb| kmk| xzo| dgu| rgc| mxq| gcw| irn| ixj| swj| pxd| muo| djh| ray| akp| ubb| wpa| div| opj| ham| vzs| gqm| saj| tch| fai| jur|